Writing in the online journal 1945, Ted Galen Carpenter reminds us that world wars don’t start all at once. Carpenter cites ...
For years, I have advocated in this and other journals for evaluating the warfighting and command capabilities of colonels ...
A new combination of surveillance, drones and precision strike is eroding the old assumption that navies could generate sea control through superior ships, vessels, aircraft and operational skills al ...
For decades, U.S. forces moved through permissive global lines of communication (LOC), adhering to the “just-in-time” ...
Peace talks continue in name only, as Moscow counts on exhaustion to secure gains it cannot win on the battlefield. Hopes ...
Earlier this month, the House introduced a resolution of disapproval to the U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperative agreement. The ...
Two Iranian messages went out in the same week of September. On September 20, a group of lawmakers in Tehran submitted a bill ...
China’s Build Up of Nuclear Forces with Warfighting Capabilities Threatens U.S. Defense Strategy in the Pacific China is ...
In the strategic planning rooms at the Pentagon and across the sprawling flight lines of the United States Air Force, a ...
Operation Spiderweb showed that an attacker can cross geography before combat begins. NATO’s counter-drone buildout should ...
Taiwan’s arms contracts treat delivery dates as estimates, and Congress should require Washington to account for the major ...
Pacific’s next deterrence problem may be a shortage not of military capability but of coordination. As Australia, Japan and ...
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